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VIE RELIEF OF DE
worn the Londonderry Se
Llark to hear those shouts of glstd
ring from off" the Wall
rotation can be de -
the cyeloeaepe proud-
f much value in cle-
f machinery. On
ed at who the
. the pitch of
seertaiued.
As now we open widely this greed
fedi,.
Where noble sees of gallant sires may meet`
each festive day
To tall;; of all the mighty deeds Omen who've
passed away
Deeds of Heroic daring whose memory ie yet
green
Io hearts which beat right loyal to clod and
Truth and Queen—
Deeds of dauntless eaa:aQe lathe face of dead-
ly foe;
Wbo clustered round tIZA city Walla amid Do-
eembet a ews-
Deeds done by noble -hearted lads who, when
the traitor tied,
bbl in the coming foemen'a face the virgin,
banner spread,
And strut the gate which f roads'(;, gniie bad al -
roost opened wide
For Frenchmen ail for false men, to march.
tbrm' -ids hl, tido ;
And through the dreary, daring days of Six-
teen F:aty.ciglrt
They • kei ►t their viEit bravely .litho.(the city
gate,
Aadheoed not
(be shot nor 6111_,
r ,4
h
fellatio tboatgist,
Nor want of toed aur -shelter from tate tem
jaeet told, tido blast.
They cared not for the proffered peace aidttlties
the vile pretender ;
They fvugtet for Liberty and Trutt!—their war.
cry, "'No Surrender r'
For seven Intl mouths they baffled.. tris .,ilea
of every foe,
And others tools the plug 0 those wigs.(( went
or tthell laid lox;
And Walker cinereal. tka dt'eepirag heti teal
ice Cathedral fief
'l,en treses awn:and ram \ietra vrt re centered
'nettt1L the pile.
Dot now the end approaches for
the heights
Bates looked. 'paint many an anxious sage,
tthrourhoat the stwrutner nights,
ltittht down the river fonder, where, just be-
low Culwore,
The foe hes faete:mil boom across, uniting
shore toebore;
And is t beyond that barrier stxeng they se
the Mountjoy
Ilsr sigual tell* she brings relief to those wh
out mast dire.
They watch her 0001144 progress, and prey
that she may clear
The fatal booth, and rescue them and all that
tuff hold dear.
Aad nary, with sheets and gladuess, bravo
Browning peacetime',
And all around the Citi' Walls the evens tid.
hip flew
That God bad -vouchsafed euceonr to those in
direst need,
Who never had tamed traitora to country or
or teemed
And now, in grateful memory of all that then
was bone,
Of the battle that wee bravely fought --of the
victory rowan --
Which gained for us our liberties, and made
us free men all,
We've raised this memento beside thewestern
Wall,
To toll to fnturc ages t hat Derry's sons ire
True
To every ]oyel principal, to the Crimson and
the Blue,
To Bible, Truth and Liberty, to home and
farheiland,
To the memory of the Apprentice Boyd who
made thatnnble stand.
From off its lofty turret let the crimson ben-
nerware
O'er hearts .hat beat so proudly as tht.ythink
upon the brave,
Aoroas those Walls so ancient round which
we've often trod
When marching to Cathedral to praise and
bless our God ;
Out towards the gallant Walker still standing
at his post --
A. true uranin she pulpit. a captain in the host--
Aud, as we eeeit floating there. '$Rill cheer us
on our woy,
And made in keep, with gladdened hearte,eaca
comil•g festive day,
August 1$, 1876, Gaonaa H. Sxivr
1010000
ANEMONE, ,Igosarna
'Mg i
This season a Burt ua freak of nature
lilts been exeniplileit in my loft be.
tweet! two Pigeon cooks of different
breeds. Being both. Phi:and ,idoluesti
cited, they paired, and notwithstanding
the disparity of their sex and breed,
they went through all the prelilrivary
eeete,8e lend duties incident to incuba-
tion ; the only thing they failed to ac-
complish was laying eggs, to which they
took quite, as a matter of course, i ud
cmaineneed sitting, At elated intervals
they rlievc:d each other, ne CO(k and
hen nauaily do, until. between theni,
the eggs succofulty hatched,, iR due
course. The callow yoangsters, noth
ing doubting, looked up to their quasi
parent? with filial solicitude, and itilbib-
ed l°.ts they thought) their ttlotFher'e
►miler and grew thereby lista WPM t401414
until they took unto themsol.vea wing
and flew away (u their own account).
t
0
To me this Iu4! au tr! nas t may
�'111 tl , fdt l fid
seetu, Was not only annusiug, but Inter-
esting, and, li it could be reckoned as a
probability or a ceitaittt'-, I think it
height prove ntivuntageoue to fanciers
;et}1
rutty, ae being at once a way of
lt,eeifyiug and utilizing old ()ticks, of
which generally, there are more than
enough and to spare. Duriug all thtf
years I ll ►ve kept pige�ona li, never
itore t iadovered (iris tendency ou the
of two of the seine sen except in
ho case of a Scotch Fantail bock,
-Welt peretstout y refused, to mate
with a hen, but would gladly mate
Willi a cock. and particularly with st
Trumpeter cook. trail they been equal-
ly eneoeragtd. 1 believe they would
bake t roved useful AY feeders ; bug as 1
was anttioos for young of each, 1 do.'
pairtti them agent and again, until the:
euseu wife lost altatgetuer,--Esucter'a
:wfttt•.
HE iIE
were sufficiently interested, be would.. I•
be easeful to remember. It wasp be
cause he dill not care enough that he
forgot. I drilled hurt with this .truth.
Re worked for me three yeare,and dor.
lug the last of the three he was utterly I
changed in this respect.. .tie dill not
forget a Wing. His forgetting, lie
found, was a`•lazy end •careless habit of i
the mind, which he oared,
I Peet Myself as (loud as New.
WestFairlee, V t. Jan. Iltli, 1871.
Dear Sir. --For seven Yeats past
I have been in poor health, and fur file
peat year or more very feeble, Iry 1 Till GREATEST
1 •, .
health con tf e. a
t a d to decline. 'nod toy , lilsaebainitiaii.
Rosh and strength wasted away, uuttil woxidsrs of H'a'rt Tia eS , "*43,1 in q+ .0 ata
I was unable to work or trete g,) up
SEPT)~yt;Bl;1t 18,
t7
NEW BUTCHER R SHOP
f 1houuelersigned award i'nforn the inhabi
tit ants uIi. xeter ami vieittaty Haat lro' lea
OPENED A NEW BUTOffElt S.t1OJ?
o -re 4bor south of Ws Blacksmith slu,p awl hok es
tboaEute liberal patronage C.:at lata i,aar ass
corded. to luta lin Lila
htuc trill beextenAt.,: to LAitie in iiia . i �. fz ucly o
ousitttsp, I1ts ure:et 1r a ;.w a, anicall art t at rent=
dart r of fru vitlugere,t:rrk•etituvr,eaci. n.R.tiitaa.(1
T� � S I Vii. i .,c":. -T.
.Leas kedtvc, stat.';4A.3.iI a l..1%113txy
Slarve without great exhaustion. 1 Tionowav,5 Phis &Ointment ;
suffered front fretpiee.'t and distresdiug
attacks of palpation of the heart, my
food distreseed me, causing 'asuitlity
and pan in the wrench.; and 1 suffer
ea from extreme new +assess, eoneti-
lratican* anti, debility of the system gen-
erally, my blood leeng thin and pa n-
and sluggish ir cireulal,.iwt+, and I was'
for years suffering all thea tOrturea of r
eshntirtdletl t1ys peptic. Ab.'ut ulx
luolttbs niece 1 e metaled I won d.fry
a bottle of PentluvaN Syme, and I re-
ceived so lutic.i t.eueft from It tllatli
purchased five bottles more, and have
cotltri itteJ the use of the Syrup until
ciMite recently. it .pas restored my
healt.. to such nld vXtfalnt titan I feet
n» self ae good as POW. illy tlipestiea
is ga al at,d my weight has islet eased
in tile past Am mouths from ono hun-
dred and twenty to one hundred and
thirty-eight pomade ; ihly strength has
returned, and' my general health is
thnr wouderfuily improved, and i vein
truly say I owe it all to the use el yultr
k`laitrVIAN SxtttT. I earnestly seem -
mold all tluforta. from ayepepsia anti
debility to gigs its a trial, Wong it's( l a k h
awl box f t} tt Medicines. t,
will do thele as much good as it hats itritlQlA
moment stomp. with the trnrrlq
Rte. r "floutowarit PIfi s Axa t liST,ii:\r. London.'
Yours trer, Truly too ravod thereon: en tole label is the wham,((,,
111Rd, S. .13. Dams. - :a OAtf,rit Street. t,ir7pwota.�ritere *Iona (ting are
1 t1F,11 natalrekl- Patties 1030 Antsy Le letntwded
Bold by [Ipalerd generally, OF t'etsa Mselling spuriote"fit drowsy-.( Pam end
('altreseltt as my tfeau.ot. wake, shall, on sena-
— �- tnunicritone the particulate to enc, be alapt;'re-
v ttsratetl, and their x *me n'vi,:illvih;t:d.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
flat C'ycioscopes:
It is well known that if a mirror be
attached to tt vibrating tuuing•fork,
and a poiut of light which moves uni-
formly in a plane at rigAt angles to
that in which the fork is vibrating be
tefiet'ted from this mirror, the image
will be tt'1 ordinary single wave. Again,
if a series of luminous puiuts move uni-
formly witli such velocity that a point
passes over two intervals d:l?ing an odd
the
number of vibriitioila of the fork,.
two• eaves uvetlap and produce w dou-
ble fi ure eel the form of ' a series r,i
figures ,. f eight. Extending these prin
oilrles, Prof. McLeod' and Lieutenant
G. S. Ulu( lie, Lave recently ,ouuat. acted'
�� , esti
au ln;,oiai.,ua app! latae which bad ll
de;it:lal,ett bajure W.e Royal Society un-
- 1101 ate haute of a o� closcopoo. Beni
disl.uut fierfrratiees inn mettle in a cir-
cle oil a dice, wlieh is attached to a
'rotmtl,lg two, suit bei"ll'�tlt passer
theetieit these apertnl es hills upon 0
vtl)rit l :g; Cueing fuck uf•k;utiwe eeriod,
woe oe itis act! OU Lc): a .,-,e e611';
-peel ire.0 the se pe- of tide Letie:oted
Ileac GIN'S "".%trtlkc Orsi
Women are not graceful when clad
other old woman's gowns (inti learn.
to atrial. They lack repose anti
ity when they try'to strike out iu
Their -
tho table. ii r al-
thea water or ort 1 et
tit n ie trio abrupt andapasmodie. They
kick out with the it lege too long after
they e:rike out with their arma. Titen
they kick straight behind like a caw.
That won't Impel the body ahead at;
all. It only teutaius i,! static pito, or
else propels the back awkwardly up out
of the welter and. the head under it.
This makes a girl clad in old wotnau,s
gown look very ridiculous. Then they
are jealous of the only man in the par-
ty, dressed in one pair of the old wo-
man's old man's pantaluona who can
go forth a atop 'water and swim. They
are forever wanting him to come back
and "t3bow lam how to kick." They
think that if they can only learn how
to kick Froperly they eau. swim right
away. They will nut realize that gide
rnuet tench tuetr own lnabs to do their
own kicking iu the water -and out. It
is pleae"tut for a man who is a poor
dancer, but a good swimmer, to attend
a lot of girls in the water who are good
dancers. but not good swimmers. I.
never could dance well. They say it's
because I don't put my mind is my
legs. But I can swim. I can get my
(hind in my legs in the water. I sop -
Dose it floats down. But those girls -
to see them kick to no purpose, except
to drive their heads under.
a 11.1:1' xt l,:x:t ea,r:tied(
1116.
,
The fill. Po Uy t: ltlon t.ei greet ail d't4ca de,S um lar , i,6 i�i�,�(,A ger
of tit i 5
e .acs.. , ILA S. ite,innu;s nuc dioaels. on.
t
are invaluable ice 01 cotuphaints incidental tc' I:
Fermis•(+.
The Ointment is the only reliable remedy for
Ond Leg:,.+t11 W inr:i.i. 4otc', and t leer , or nut:. , f.ltavis: , t lett
eccr lea g et intima 'f'ur Bronchitis. Diphtheria,
Colds. tit. IP,e.nri:atirm. nn' all kin entice +,
.n k S.70 et^d`:1fi1.
IBPw,EQP
ow` 7t.Sk GQI iIter e, _.
!lona irllit"Atto'na 4 tioalowny's Palo
itir .coot' tar.` Oaf af''cta fit stnfl eozd
rate. tonna', fl rr,; x .n t?.,g t o try J. F
sir: u,sal . a,
scnittitn M ii
ow I.,rb R,t
nark. trim,—
Joseph
-
Josei,h fla}doe,
wise rrua•4ra orf
, l cn r ra d , a>:nal eoc, ting
• tai . >rf.•trt.
a :•hi.'tnv of
9e,: c -in r 'ail
0. 1 trade
e
• d r
— $�-tin (rile
.,r 54,v V rk.tike-
co-ir,f r.eiteuthis
own r* iko maulsr tare ta;,,r.1u Of IPA*
ionivni'.ito..l,asin„for ,,. ,hi r•.u.1. ct ('roselrt
,., r, Nuri aro agents for the same.
rt,esu
persons. tate bettor to tleeetre you. lin*
blushingly cannon the public le the swell boehe
etdireepopsawneat to their medicines. which
are re.t{t #3ietapurtous hoitatious. to Beware of
t'ouaterfe':ts.
L'urcrupuions Dealers obtain them at very
law prices and sill them to the pubic .in Cana -
do asPay getrnine I'iit+an.i I,ihtnienfti.
I most earnestly strttlrest aecttatlf appeal to. the
l'icrgS. to (hosiers of families and other briar%
awl the public generally et British North dureri-
ca.t3lat otos ins ha ((teased to donouans uA-
sparbogly these trawls. 1
Yurcrrasers ekonll took to the label on the Fists
l lc 'acs- It tete a..dress rs not ;;,;,a. Qsrord
res • , ,sin 0n, tippy are the counterfeits, ,nc
e e. o :e cmoene tsettrii A
Qui Dell iesei of
!, t resin, tall give
.1a 3711 e2.11';.4 i f ,,;�, i^, a`ae dt^� t.'Au.
:i:etlin'e M(' Ntot' .dtY �� woe ha,/ "'. why',''
iir,Artutt,
a
i.rtroait,s_ axe iy 1,.. t .t ,t 1 ter e,tlft�r ci
d.C.G1L1'1N..
t 1 an'sJul
anti fittrttrnt; neKestva q lati1niuu f 1a 'lurk
)AINTINO l
PAINTING
AN ADiAN CATTLE, IN Eli LAN
1tNORS0,1111 Plitl.RS FOR NMI URSA STOGF.
A cablegram announces that on the ;.
gill inst., forty-two bead of Canadian
titian -borne, the property of Zion. ll.
II. Cochrane, of Coripton, Quebec, and:
dr. t3iffton .Beattie, of Warkhaln, Ont.,
crere aultl at Miiibeeketock, Winder-
mere, by Mr. John Thornton. lir.
Miller, of Pickering, Out, Who attended
the sale, telegraphs that forty-two !toad
realized 10,28O guineas. Tho averake
per head was ahem, 0118 :guineas. Tito
i'iftlt Duette s of Hillburat brought
41,800 guineas ; the Thirst Iltieltese . of
Ililiburst 4,100 guineas. The Seconal
Duke of Iiillhurst (7 yearn olid) brought
800 guineas. The average realized uli
the whole sale was close upon $2,000
per head --au average not reached be-
fore in England or on this continent,
and which erns only been txceeded once;
iu Australia. This sale cannot but
have the effect of directing atteution to
Canada's unsurpassed capabilities not
only for supplying superior beef for the
shambles, but as the best home of the
short -horn race.
.!Wryer forgot .AHythtng.
A successful man told me there were
two things which be learned when he
was eighteen, which were ever after-
wards of great use to him, namely,
" uever to lose anything, and never to
forget anything. An old lawyer sent
him with an important paper, with cer-
tain instructions what to do with it.
"But," inquired the young man, "sup-
pose I lose it, what shall I do then ?"
The answer was with., the utmost em
phasic, "You muco not lose it 1" "1
don't mean to," said the young man,
" but suppose 1 should happen to."
"But I say you must not happen to ; T
shall make no provision for any such
occurrence; you must not lose it. .This
put a new train of thought into the
young magi's nlintlesa d he found that
if he wore deierutir t d to do it thing he
could do it. Lie made such a provision
against every contingency -neY that lc ;lever
lost anything. Hb ound this capacity
true about forgettiug. If a certtaul
matter of importance was to be remem-
bered he pinned it down on his mind,
fastened it there, and made it stay. Ile:
urea tosay V t
,.
y
' t When a man me he
forgot tot o ssumothit'g; I. tell him 1 e
alight as well littve said, " I dil not
care eu•ough abunt your business betake
the trouble .to think of it again.' I
once had all intelligent young man in
my employment who (deemed it a suf-
'ficent excuse for 1leglecting (til iln ,o. -
tent task .to soy "1 forgot it." 1 to'd
him that w,-uld be no SUS If lie
MILLINERY
AND
FANCY GOODS
Just received, Nowest (.tyles in Straw flats for
Winter ware, ax.t latest novelties in TB1.1C,
MING'S, All good value and low prices.
Also a felt stock of
Berlin Wool, Canvass Card board, Toilet
Setts, &c., always on hand.
Ladies' Ties, Collars & Cuffs. Some-
thing quite new. t4; call solicited.
Miss GARLICK
Main St, Exeter.
-Just Received
.1
J. R. CLARKE' S
Fruit of all Kinds
The Public can be supplied "at all Trines with
the very best in their:season
Remember the Stand—
One door north lot Kemp'slTobacco tore, Main
,$treet.Exeter.
KNOW the readiimudyx practicing
the inestima—St.-. uths con-
tained in the .,.Fs medical
book ever issue u entitled
THq/SELFSELFnly$1. 'i tc 171
ii C Vice only$1. S ntoymail
on receipt of price. IL
D Decline,
en ofE mated italic Premature., ec ne
Nervous and Physical Debility, and the endless
concomitant ills and untold miseries that result
therefrom, and contains more than 60 original pre.
acriptlons, any Ano of which 0 worth the price of
the book. This book :as written by the most ex-
tensive and probably the most skilful practitioner
in America, towhom was awarded a gold and jew.
elled medal by the National Medical Association.
A Pamphlet, illustrated with the very finest '
Steel Engravings—a mar-
vel of art and beauty—
E
H AL
rent friss to all. 'bend
INSTITUTEIN1
, No. 4 Bal.
finch St., Boston, Mass.
GO TO
.e;E,S IC ,' ►
--FOR
GROCERIES
4.waya New and Tr'es1i.
FLOL' .
IONS,
11' Alta,
t1AL OIL
Soap Given Away
Bars for One Dollar.—
Good Vinegar. 20e. per Gallon. Choice
Syrups.Mahltet Baskets—cheap.
N, 13. Don't forget the piace—R. ,t; E. Spi-
cer's, apposite Mr. E. Christie's hotel.
Frame taken in exchange for goods.
R. & E SPICER
K TCHING
ar.ia3trai t t.'. .f a i'; latah of
House Paiutiljg, Paper-)letugiug
Whitening. .Le.
Eft reasouAle prife'e au :l punctually.
.1. fir l"t'lfiNtleelain-s
DON ma ONTARIO
I laitlNT SOCIETY.
Ca.pitn i - i 11000,QOQ
Parties narking money eau obtain advnnere
on apinruvcsl town 01 tat 111 proprtty. at Jewett;
rates. The n' .v.• ;-: it London, Emend nd Com-
pany. Ful ' + lar nettle dare, apply to
b=L•'1i'l l'ICE.AltI), Agent.
May 17, tf, Exeter Ont.
A CMAC
\VIIEIIIf lith YOU BT Y THOSE
R� ?
W ile 1 bought it
JO -17 TCHE L'
13ric t ya>,d---Nir 11.13ieesett's am place, south
stile of Crediton ;:ravel road That's where i
bit) all my brick, bccauso you can 1;et the
best "rick in the county from hies, as he keeps
none hot fiat class' workmen
EXETER, i is TOB x ' CO STORE You can always depend an getting a firsf-
rca. 1 Li y STORE c1a.,sarticle, the are 50 cents a thousand
ab..eddeny in these part?, Don't iorgotthe
spot.
• • 'OIiN MITCJILLL,
JustReceived 3redlton 1?. 0.
A. no t of choice
Come as 1. Try, It Y
Foreign & Domestic Cigars
Smokers Supplied with
every requisite.
!
Don't Forget the Addiess--
TIIE MIGHT PLACE TO BUY
YOUR TOBACCO & CIGARS.
ST.11I:IIY'S LIM'WORK �..
our drawn kilns heingnow info • ,,enation and
turning out daily a large 113 ntit3 t't
LIME
that for all purposes
cannot be surpassed in the Domin•
ion.
Parties from a distauoo can always hen plied '
either at the kilns or deliverd by teems at low
est i'etnuuern-ttvo rates. Ordersfrotu n (lista:ice
Promptly attended to.
eVII1T3Og & SOia .Tl,R
WHOLESALE AND BETAIL
Dealer in Lumber
•�q+yq pp{ @��t
SHINGI,ES,LATH AND CT1)AitPOSTS. i'LOO1t. •r TV)r'ta,'' 4 t,Lo'B ter ltrult rs
tt���k
t'. _
Sr: �yi
DIRT PRIZE 1
iii �tR� Ps,,laud 1titlittou st int Ctatfd t
M T.i; Zia M imi i 41 Local 7.itiati1 i 1Ciiofr.
R'Ae airtyp st, Neatest 'worsted, null feted
peppedltrka i1. the Wi rid.
1' a foe ib1T tet eat of order es botkat a fatal it
or Cuss 11410s, and LIII* MA, FIXt1
lees was sfg.tOMO olt-Usuipsred Sprints Stool TAPAS
IsSe sae is S. eed to supply bre (.res durint'Rt
1 Mian sass as C.M. COSSITT
Braekviii., Q.
arse YA7nP CTVmr lot SBr-•.a or
�NCRET MOWERS AND SELF -RAKING REAPEI•r,
TLr lh1aa aid Shbagle Mach' nos
••- a..a far Onciders. Con.ipoudecee so11.11.d
tc,.. pal Wholesale Trad rs.m W part of 1k. vont
W �.r
O'BY,IiNE &, Co., Agents, Exeter.
1
Econ_____
1
TO MUMS .,
a&QST -i1LIS, FACTCRIBL �T
OD1LM Tali
WATEROUS ENGINE WORKS C .
Jtraatford, Ont.
`/Mir mime rdrous.nuah. •
ItDf[.
i sod
LNG AND SIDING—DRESSED AN UIQ -
An extensive Stool,nnhand. The Lum'. or, for
be•'t. Agood t.saort-
Qualxtt or price, ea_
Brent. always oil hand, cheap...: mn
\Yard Omit .4i(1.6 blain Streot,betweeu Gi Iyand
Victoria Streets.
(j9-lvl ,Btt.,o teneet G.;
,•7
-. a _
Ox.e Good Aclic e Agtatt Wanted in eve, -y town-
ship to introduce the VICTOR 13,1 T'tO't WO7tlt-
140. Se, nple fifacl'ine Free to .\gents. Price.
16 00, '-7.00 and $8.00 each. One M :lion 10 bo sold
in the Ilonshdon• Apyly early with stint„), for
gents circuli r, to the
VIC:CQ1' W1iINGER CO.